As part of Refugee Festival Scotland, we are delighted to present an excerpt of LUX Scotland Programme Fellow Huss Al-Chokhdars programme Flowers in the Fire at Eden Court, Inverness. Flowers in the Fire is a quiet serenade, humming the story of Palestinian men, of their resilience, their love, and their quiet defiance. Originally screened on the LUX Scotland website in April 2025, this in-person screening features work by Hani Jawharieh, Razan AlSalah, andRosalind Nashashibi. The screening will be followed by a conversation between Huss and Refugee Festival Scotland Programming FellowEsraa Husain. Flowers in the Fire is a poetic tribute to Palestinian men, whose resilience, dignity, and quiet defiance bloom even amidst the flames of genocide, occupation and exile. Flowers in the Fire weaves together a series of moving image pieces that explore the intertwined beauty of survival and resistance, highlighting the enduring spirit of those who continue to fight for memory, justice, and identity. Together, the films form a tapestry of loss and unyielding hope and act as a poetic tribute to Palestinian men whose struggle is not just against occupation but for a future where their stories, their identities, and their love can flourish in freedom. The development of this programme and Huss six-month role as Programme Fellow with LUX Scotland was supported by Creative Scotland. Thank you to Myriam Mouflih and Saeed Taji Farouky for their generosity and contributions as mentors during Huss fellowship.